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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

4 ssnsaiio1sI Londcn correspondent
asaaEts that the British government d.
sirss 10 acquire Alaska snd viii ssoB
make proposals 10 the United States
With . view Of fuFihsFiDR its designs IN
Shas dissosion. He adds that Great
Britain, b Strengthening the fortinsa-
tions and Increasing the naval force al
hansimo. hes placed heFtelf In 8 posi-
ten 20 cot Of eomDgnisstion bstwess
The Dated states and Alaska at any
tine that such . move might be found
dsalfabis.
OF souFss, mueh Of tbIs is nonsense.
Great Britain probably does not desire
Alaska. 10 she die. shs wculd never
dream Of taking Il By f0Eos. Al The
sane tiDs. 10 Is not pleasant to thInk
thai oaT eommunioasions With Alaska
are eattFsly Of the mercy Of . foreign
government In esse Of waF-and no
body can tell uhat startling thiaes tbs
sstuFs may not contain our North
western possession would fall intp 10.
hands Of the enemy without their hnd-
ina II necessary TO strike blow.
Ths government of the United Slate
should not regard With suoh Absolat'
lBdiGsrsDes che Increasing strength o
this naval station which commands ID,
pathway 10 Alaska. and stands - . per
pstual msnaos 10 the entire Paein
Coast. II is dangerous TO be In III
power Of stranger. re matter hos
friendly that stranger NAV appear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
TmE FUTURE OF our BOTs.
[Seienti6e Amertean.l

=
Mr.. Noah Brooks, whom all boys will
RECOGNIZES - one OF their best friends
nd - one of the most interesting vri-
teIs for the young people Of this country,
ooInms nts 10 a forcible way on a ques-
tion OF ever PRESSING Importance 10 the
current issue ofthe Epoch. IL is. What
shall be done with our bovsw He finds
the learned profession foil, and many
avenues ut work either crowded OF
closed. The see, which formerly gave
occupation TO thousands Of brave Amer
loan boys. ia nov sailed by vessels
manned by foreigners. The employ
menis once vholly filed bv male youth
are nov largely occupied by women.
These iHcluds clerical positions, private
ss0retar' ship, and the like. Il is
true that IhS new order OF things
makes competition sharper, ard gives
boys fever chances; bat this eouu.
try is 50 large, and its interests and
demands 80 multi -rious, that there is
alvays something for everyone to do.
IL 8 auda TO reason that all bows cannot
achieve wealih aAd fame; bot as the
years 90 BY, the proportion Of the for
inmate oRts will constantly grow larger.
What IL needed more than anything else
to add TO the usefulness and honor Of
coming generations is a higher and
fuller appreciation OF labor.
We have in mind the experiences OF n
MARYLAND boy who vas left several
thousand dollars by bis father. He did
GOT sqaAnder u as many boys would
have cone, bot be determined to spend
all, and be did IL ia such q way that
u became the very best investment that
be cOnid have made. He went iBto one
OF the FallUsy shops OF TIE city At nomi-
nAl wages. aud paid the rest of bis ex-
penses DOT OF his little fortune. He
learned all be could IN q practical way
there, and thep entered q HFst class
school OF technology. By the time be
graduated his monev uss all gone, bot
be WAs able ta stfn bis way. he kept
on learning, and the cons. qaenoe vas
that be so-n rose TO al excellent posi-
ton, hhd today hs IL In receipt Of q
-plendid salary, and is considered one
OF the best msn 10 hls profession IN the
ooantFv.
Me-. Roberts. the wondeFfullv able and
astute Pr>sid. ut Of she great Pennsylva-
MA kailTsad, atartsd oct a. = chAin
carrier IN asafveS'ue party. Mr.. Frank
thompssa. the Vise President of the
same road, Vas an apprentice in the
A teouA shops- MI Samuel Spencer.
Il the kaltimoP 4 Ohio. and enc Of the
best railroad men 10 the eopntry. vas
eitEk Dot many wears ago ~ Camcen
Station instaHcss innnmerakie oouId |
be cited, aAd the moral OF them all |
wonid be to learn = trade. and 90 trust |
TO indss ~ and -pplisstion for promo
{ on. he future Of cur boys Il the l
future Of oar eoantry. We have Bos |
! De slightest donot that it wiil be bril- /
liani and Substantial; bat the indivii- |
aal cases u marked saccess must aiwsvs |
depead epao The capacity and Industry |
81 toe individuals. h ,ys ShO lsak upon |
TIE ~ serious pre- len. that must be 4
SoIked cut sod uo1 tlAyed DOT. are able
10 take care Of Themselves. The idlers,
whe expect to live % mouey which /
shey D. net saru. are droues in the
srsai National hive Of iudsslry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
A YOUTmFUL mERo.
Remarkable Feat Of q Twelve Year
cid hey.
tChcago Tirnts

ANNHe8N A0tfe
An application has been made 10 ths
Secretary Of the Treasury for a med
90 be given 20 q boy OF ~ years, under
the Lac which permits those vhO have
SAVED human life by heroic rescue 90 be
80 DISTINGUISHED The lads name !.
Walter krrnochan. Hts father is =
merchant OF wealth 10 New York, and
hts uncle IL Lorillard, the tobacco man
nfAetnrrr. Last fill. uhile wandering
along the banks OF the ShTewbnrry river
n New Jersey, nsar bia fathers suui
mer home, tue boys nurse. Annie Saw
cite, fell into the Sater. she sank
twice. and then, according to the Afii
davils presented, the child. hearing hsF
or e.. ran 10 her assistance. aud, throa.
tng OF bis coat, spFang into the stream.
- her by tue hair, held her heau
above water and swan Aatore. II.
Seiehs less than sixty pounds. she NOR,
than l2o. He is shoWn by evidence 20
he . phsnomensi swimmer for a lad OF
hts are. aud % have tAksn 10 the waieF
! he duck befaFr he shed bis pettiooats
Wolfe the eiain 10 regarded ~ uousual.
aud there are skeVties Who cat not b.
convinced that saoh = feat conid be per
formed by boy Of bis age aud weight,
t Ia probable that be gill be given a
medal by the Government. aa be has Al
ready received s0s from tie Humane
society OF New Nosk. TIE msttsr has
b, en- referred TO Com miltee, consisting
n Ne. kimhall. the Superintendent %
the Life saving Service. Soiieit0r Nc
Cue sud Mr.. Morton, the Superintendent
u the Revtnns AAri1e,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
A CALL FOm THURMAN.

The Democrats Of Ohio are making
an snsEt to induce sx Senator Allen q.
Thurman TO become their candidate for
Governor. Naturally enough, how, yer,
she veteran Democrat exhibits no in.
eiinAtion 70 emerge from his re.ir. nent
for the sake Of polling bis party fron
che hole into Whlch IL has voluntarily
plunged.
There vas tine, some ten or twelve
years ago, when The Dsmocratio party
Of OAie Uas IolerAbly saeo, s.fal con.
seFn. Under the leadership Of Allen @
Thurmsn and Jshn @. Thompson. il
made OHIO an unonmforsably Close
State and kept the Republicans as busy
e. bees saving Il from ,htm on election
day. In 1873 the Democrats oArried the
State By . small M Irity. In 1874 ,asy
carried u by large majority. 10 1875
Rutherford h. Hayes. ~ the Rspohli-
san candidate for 0ovsrnor. was able 90
carry u by only 5000 me ISrity. IL 1876
- candidate FOE President. be carried
10 BY only slightly lareSr majority. 10
ISL is vent Democrats bv an over
uhslminG majority, aad 10 1873 the Re-
publican mSi irity vas almost too small
20 ecunt.
About 1878, however. the DsmoerAl,
aol tired OF their old leader. ana r.
dueed them TO the Fsnha Since then
Ohio has bssn reliably Republican, and
the Democratic party OF The State has
been drifting about in . bslplsss ard
simless hind Of gay, Thonpson esus
10 Washington Territory. where be died.
. disappointed and brOksa -bsarisd nan.
Thurman still lives 10 hOnorUd retire
nent, and be can veil afford 10 tarn a
deaf ear 10 50 appeal Tor hslp from the
party Which rspndi ted hie.
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An rSauEr nuND sEr AT Hnr.


WV 90 9A&s
Ta ~ E3,tor Il Ne S,is-Sir. Il Il
ptcpeE for a youug man 70 wtar eolorrd
treaseFs vita = Prince Albert coat 90 an
informal AFFAIR. or shoeld they be elaek
ike the coatg TIA gentleman takes q
lady 10 g private reCePttan, - 10 psopSF
for her 60 50 30 supper vita aBGlhsT
geutlpmAn without he's escorts eaossnts
Shoald the gentleman propose gong
hsne. OF shoald Be wAit until The lady
SAYS go THaSKTUL EEApER-
Unlsss q man Is an sndefiAksr, OF old.
OF 10 uoaruiBg. be seoald not SsAr black
tFolsers With Prince Albeit coai he
shoald wear troasers having . distinct.
thongh no; lsaa, siFips. and tbey upS,
be tArk OF light Il is perfectly rropss
for lady 10 40 70 sepFeF With psFsas.
otbSr than her escarf. though u her
essoEt signifies bis or eetioss % her %
ing -. % wtll be in cod taste aHd wIse
for ess not 10 30 -. The lady slssys
Etvss ire signal for goire eeus; zee -
eott @ass not YAwn OF laok bortd. bet
NEST sboS hi0 self hsf DEVISED srFvEut,
eva thOaEh sbs Try his patience 30 hs
etasoat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

The .nIHd for ths relief Of the t0idors
aad orphans Of Nahaisso 'AOH'd BE- laJa ~
Increased today. There are many suffer
TAG ones crying fov relief. AID no one NED
fear that ths assistance reEdertd g.H b. on
too generous a scale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Let Aoss wAo eaA spare only diFas add
their HaEss 10 ne subscription for the 70.
lkfOf tie Hasa'Sao syGsrsrs Esyy Iiiils
eeuass, aHd srrv litIls 10 Heeded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

let sscA 80 all Ais aiss 10 -. fss9 f5r
iAs rs'',f ef ne NaSasus rSsosrs. AID
Ssaiils - q rssdsr sueA assisisscs 80 ssll
h q lssgias credit 70 Asr stssr1as citlssss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
SErESBs on M: ssT,I aIcuSEss
[So yak Ssarl

What is voor fortune, ny pFeIiy fair
mAicg'
" Nv fsce Is ny for1ue. ST." she ssid
Are yoa Ee'oS on tie stage. my pretty
tar maid?r
If Wales vail back ne. sir" she sAid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

l gill lave lots 10 sAy 90 ths eAsh
~ tsua, u - one Of ny hobbies
CsHrtA CIEAsI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
WANTED.

A GENT EMAN AND HIS WIFE
"a would ike )oms and board with
pleasant family. Address 'Boarder,
care this office. my7 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Boys shiFt wAisi rs csnts AZ the SrAn
CLoTAEHs hsUaE. Ss Coumarsia' s,r,sS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

CITuATKD IN ONE or THE BEsT
- and mos prosperous sections OF West
ern wash. gtoa Kstahlisked sAd doing
q paying busin' %. Good job once in
connec io,. rrice 5000; $500 cash. bal
ance on satisfactory terms Psrties with
for selling. Address News Ones" this
office. mySff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Ice. Job lot Of sc. ear~eas. small
: 90, loo peF pair. C#KsTEn CrrAHV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
WANTED,

A COOK AT GOOD WAGES AND IN
n small fan ilr. Also q young girl TO
take cave Of baby ct reasonable wages.
Apply at reside zee Of MAURICE Nc
Mi Kan = u'hwtst csrner OF Union and
Seventh T. eers myAtf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
Rooms TO Let.


A T GOOD wAGKs-A SMALL GIRL
- to do light hou@e work In Q ANAL
family. NRs ,, W. SMITH. myS q
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WAN Ed.

GOOD COOK FOR vARM HANDS
VI sipRia uerson prefeErea. Apply to
Il MEEKER q co PuvAllup. M eds6t
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WANTED.

DoY TO LRARs THE TRADK-AP.
ID ply to JAS IVES Gunsmiih 800
Front sire I mtioSs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

A erRI. FOR GxNERAL HOUSE
- work. JOHN N WHYTk
myi0 r. Fertile MIX Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

r. SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
lars in the way Of building wharves
ard coal buakers In Minors addition,
which has
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HOUSE. TO RENT.

WAyrs-ToLRr7oRsALE-ETc
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MEsELT asa ssEstY. I FEaa n aBvASes 3
W1ax1Fs WEE BsF Pan - ADFAncn..... .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

kWCBaEN-fND - N- 1fLAaky -
tory. May 7. Isl By TN Rev Dean Wat-
onn. Kristian KnadEen and krtsone
An1ersen, both Of 3 attle. W I.
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DAILY ANN WEEKLY.

sUssCHrPrIos EArsS-sS MAJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-03
VaKaater- elite.

Wa6febenbe perioneH reiten heuts
Worgen nod @alDeffon ab, nm fi9 als
Raiiten : paHaeiere auf bem ber Mal'
lorp > 2inie geb0risen Oampfer Solo
rabo" einSuf1ifen. Serielbe oampfl
morger nod Rem Oorf ab:
@uiiap Grai6 nebt Satin u. Sobn,
@onrab 3uf1Iag u. @attin, Or. Oeabr
NIT @attin u. Sinh, 6. g. 9eabp, SRI.
Sable %. 9arper. SRI. Narp SIG,
Mrs. o. o. Ruggles u. Suei 3inoer.
Mrs. Sobn u. Bed, SRI. Marp Des'
ieur, 2ieut. U. O. Sammonb, Ser.
ct. Nrnree unb @attin; SRI. M. plate,
@bas. Grobefe, Mtrs. u. Doueus, Grl.
Bertha Douers, grnff II. Jraua Douens,
%. q. Mi1ars.
Gerner nod IA 3mii6enbeds. pafa'
giere. Die MebrsabI iener pahagiers
reiien nah EUROPA. @aiiten lpurben
bon ben paHaeieren in poraus belegi
BEL benz biefseu Ngenten Der Malorp
2inie, mas cine auBerorbentIid be'
queme ginri6tung fur Geiienoe 1T.
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Staotratbs:W erbanSInnaen.

petitionen: u. Eittmar, GebuftiDn
bes afefments; 6. @alien, Der f6
iiber cine S6leuie in SurnerfraBe be-
flast; .. Silenberser, 3iid3ablung
elmer Celebrate; Mtabnde SoteI. einen
Ii3enIirtcn Ypriier on Den 8abnb6fen
balten iu btrfeu. Die %iosenannte
SpottuogelsO roinans ipurbe angenoms
men. 8elfuaps 8ei6IiHe, ben MaDor
CUR @lsgabe BON ~30jdbrigsn 5 proaent
.3inien trasenbe Bombs i'm Betrase BON
$150,000 gu autoriiren; Elm 3omite
BON bier Sta6trdtben 81 ernennen,
wel6es elm @runbiiid fur bic neue
Stabtbale, @ourtbaus unb 8efdngnib
auspdblt unb Yldne uno Specification
men fir bic @ebdube einforoert; feruer
8runbitiide fir bic grri9tung Der 3ebs
ri6t 0erbrsnnunss0fen auf Der OFT
unb Weft Seite Der Stabt beiimmt
ber Mapor autoriiirt 1T. in Gemein'
f1aft nit benz 6euer : 2omite unS ben
5euertpebr Sireito,en $4,000 fun
n6tbige Nnf9aHungen fiir bas Separ'
temeni ausjugeben uno baB enoli1 bel
Mapor ermd6tigt III nit benz 8oribel
bes StraBens uno Briiden. 2omites uni
Dem bss 2omitss fir bfentlide Der
beferunsen bic n6tbisen 8erdtbi9afteu
fur bas Straben Department an3u'
faufen, tpurben %angenommen.
Gin 8eriGt lief elm, baB preIas unb
Sing Wiliam StraBe ni6t Dem Qon'
trait sendB berbeKert tpurben. Di'
petitior, Der MIff bes Gaibion She
ater ben um3ug in Der Stabt aa berbie'
ten. tpurbe abgemiefen; ebenfo U
pelbers petition, Inn &iiderfattuul
elmer Celebrate.
Die auf bic Geieli9aft Sur 5erffel
lung elettriiGen 2i9tes 8eaug babenbt
Orbinans tuurbe ansenommen; ebenfl
! bic fd auf bic @einigung bon Mborter
beaiebenbe. Die 8ren3er 3ur Grid
trng bon nit giienbIe1 bei9lagenei
@ebduben tuurben tpie folgt feffgeffeQt
n6rbIi9, SouffoniraBe fibli9, Martt
iiraBe; 6ifIi6, MlaniO pla3a; tpet!i@
Militdr= pla3a unb mad anen Ri9tun'
gen bin eineH BIod bariiber binaus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-03

tbeil Der Beo6IferHng bilbet,-bas rets
tenbe @ras uno Wafer eeii6ert; aber
bic eigsntli6en Ndsrbaubiftrifte NIT
~alIeiniger 4usnabme beg gr6Beren Sbci:
les ppn NorbsSeras - leiben INNER
nod f6per inter elmer anbaltenoeH
5rodenbsit, ipeIds Die Grnten belon'
bers Der G6rnetfrii6te erniili6 gefdbr'
bet; Der gauge Strid swiiden San
Nutonio unb 9Oulton, BON San 4ntos
Mo mad Nuftin, BON aufin nab gBaeo
bin, BON Waeo nod 8remonb unb BON
bort bic G~entralbabn binunter mad
Souifon, oieier gauge Stri6 2anoes,
nel9er bic beiten unb bauptid9libtieii
Mderbaubiltrifte BON Wittel, Gentral
unb @ehteras, in iid i6liebt, bat ben
&egen bitter n6tbig, unb ionen ieine
grnten, ieIbh Die Maisernte, ni6t pols
lig ansf6tslos iperben, 70 muB er bin.
men iebt unb adt Sasen als lebte Grilt
ben reitenoen 3egen beiommen; in els
mem qroBen Sbetle bes uuter Der Sros
denbeit leibenoen Sifriftes, 1T an
einaelnen puntten bic Moth aut etrs
folde S6be geiiiegen, bab cine Inter
fiibung notbnenbis setuorben 1T. pe1t1
bic WenI6en ni9t 3u 8runoe gebr
fo0en. 6aIten mir INNER nod bic Sott
nung feft, baB au6 oieies Wtal bas
runbere1enbare 2lima BON Seras"
cine baIbige, pl6Bli6e abbilfe brir'
gen tpirb.
Srob a0er Dirfe unb al Der i6ue'
rem Notb Der 3eit, trob Der 8efabr io'
gar, nit pei9er bic probibittois'
WabI bic Woblfabrt unb gnttpide'
lung oes Staates bebrDbt, gebt abel
bic giienbabns8 ~etpesung befonbers In
nDrbliden SbeiIe bes 9anbes utauf.
b6rIid boran; bic 2uft LIT fOrmlid
bon BON ueuen 8abnproieften, por
3meigbabnbauten, 8srldngerunger dl
terer Babnen u. (. H., LIBERAL I'm
2anbe tperben 0eriammlungen abge'
balten uno 3omites eingeieBt, pelht
nit ben Babnperipaltungea tueger reuei
unternebmungen in unierbanblunger
treten follen, uno iiberaQ 1T bds Gelf
su llnterftibungen uub S4entunget
fiir giienbabn3tpefe In Bereiti1aft,-
iderlid elm Be:peis bafir, oaB oas
Bolt ia Seras felbf melt baoon ent.
fernt ift, on Der 3ufunft bes Staates
3u bersmeifeln, unb baB aud bas aus
tpGrtiae 3apital fi6 mod elm urge'
idndhtes Uertrauen auf bic geiunoe
gntwidlung BON 9eras bepabrt bat.
SIM 8erlaufe Der lebten Wo9e fino
iiberaa i'm State bic lebten porberei'
tenben Wablen fir bic &onpention IN
9aqas abgebalten tporben, in welfer BIZ
@egner bes probibitions S9tpinbels
am 4. Waai ibre Organization bepert'
fenigen unb ibren 6elb3ugsplart fet'
ifelen .tperben; Der Musfal berielber
giebt bic SoHnung, baB Ben freileits'
gefdbrliden pIdnen Der probibitioas'
partei elm frdftiger Wiberftanb entse'
gengefeIt tperben tpirb, uel6er, II
bofen mir INNER mod, ben Rdmpferr
fiir bic perfbnli6e unb geiperbli9t
6reibeit ben Sieg f6ern tDirb; oe'
Rampf ,pirb iebenfaIs elm febr beiBel
werben; ,pel1e 9lusfi9ien er bietet. ba'
riiber pirb idon bic nd9ffe &unbi9au
superIdifisereM iitbeilung gebeu fonnen,
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@epra @pIoert.

ll.ber bas 2eben bes tiirsli9 In Snler
%berfforbenen Sobn @eorge WoIbert, els
mes Der dItetten unb angeIebenfen
beutf6steranif1en Pioniere, entnebmen
mir benz in Spler erfGeinenben pOemos
erat uno &eporter@ bic n%a4feben6en
gin3elbeiten.
Wolbert tuurbe su 9lborf i'm 26nig.
reid Sa1fen i'm Sabre 1874 geboren.
9ta6 0olenbung ieiner S9ulbilbung
unb ua6bem er. ldngere Reifen unters
nommen, fam er i'm Sabre 1888 nod
Nmetifa, mo es inn. ME allen Neuans
fommenoen anfdugli9 ni6t beionbers
gut ging. No1bem er iid cine 3eit
lang in Nep Oort >aufsebaIten, begab
er fi9 mad gbarleiton, Stb=@arolina.
fe5rte iebo9 balo mieber mad Nem
Oort suriid. 9ier ma6te er bic 8es
fanntI1aft zines Mannes Namens
0einri1 Slider, Der nit benz plane
umging, In Der bamaligen &epublid
Seras cine golonie su sriinben. Wols
bert begleitete Slider unb langte nit
bieiem i'm Yopernber 1889 In Dem fleis
men Dorfe Galpeffon an, mo bas geIbe
Tieber eerabe in f9redlider Weiie bors
berriGte. Gin 9err Gaufmatt1 (ein
9ertpanbter bes iebigeH 9~beilbabers
Der 6irma 4aufmann unb @unge)
iu9te ibn au betpegeit, b~ort5ubleiben,
allen es trieb Wolbert meter, einel als
ten 6reunb, ben Or. SepboIb, auf5us
fuden. Der In benz bamals nod gang
tuilbeH Sasper gountp baufe. Na@s
benz er biefen gefunben uno fi6 einige
3eit bort aufgebalten, lieB er f9 In
San Auguifine lieber, mo CT IL Sabre
blieb unb es 81 aiemli9 betrd9tli9em
2anbbefk 5ra9te. SIM Sabre 1850
reiife Wolbert suriid nod europa, unb
befu9te suerf bic grobe 2onboner
WeIt : gusfenune unb banit au9 fem
SeimatbsfdbtGen Aborf, mo er fiG nit
elmer alien Superintendent i'm SUM-
1852 perbeiratbete.
SIN Sabre 1858 sog er mad g on
MntbniD, 100 er elm WeinsS mports
gei1dft er6Hnete uno omar ouf oeriels
ben Stele, bic 'ieBt Waguers 8a3aar
einnimmt. 0as Uei6dft sing omar
iebr gut, ALIEN iein 2anbbelib In Oft.
Stras unD bic 0ermaltung beHelben
n6tbisteH i'm 1859 nod SDler iibersus
iebeIu. NO CT einen Gutenberg anlsgte
uno ben erfteu Wein aus cuItioirten
Srauben In Seras felterte.
gu ben beiten Wdnnern i'm State
bat Georg Wolbert in peri6nliden BE.
siebunsen seftanben unb fpecieu 8ene'
raj Sam 9oufon belt iebr groBe
Slide auf i'm.
SIN Wolbert berIiert bas teranii9e
Seutfdtbum einen feiner nirbigiten
@ertreter. eineu Mann, Der our9 ieis
men 6leiB, ieiH rubises suoorfOmmens
3es Weien, feline Ni6ternbsit un6 iein
8efreben. unermiibIi9 our Sebuns
bes States b%ei3uiraaen, 10 reGt oa3u
geeignet erf1sint, anoeren als elm
8orbiIb. unb aIs elm MuHer sur Na@s
eiferung 5u biensni
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@ertbuuue Slider.

496dft interefant unb Ieienspertb
iinb bic Bidder. tpel9e bon Der beutiben
6eilanftaIt [German Medical Insti-
tute] in ct. 2ouis, Mihouri, beraus'
gegeben tuerben.
Sieie S9riften ifnb in flarer uno
b erftdnbIi9er Spra9e abgefaBt
unb entbalten bic rei9ite SMILE Der
M ertbpoIIften &atbi9ldge, beren
8efolsung taufenbe in allen Staten
lnb Serritorien 5ieies 2anbes, 3eben,
Slid unb @eiunbbeit berbanfen, mad
benz He iabreIang unb perges
bens 0tlfe gefuGt batten.
rprifet Mles unb bas Bette bebaltet!"
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@aS fan,t ses@ebenY

Durd no6maIisem geriud uno slufredter.
baItuna bes Mutbts fam nandes erreidt iper.
Sen, mas unmosIid erideint. Sunberte bof.
nunasloier Sale bon Niereu. unb eeberIeioen
fnb bur4 electric 8itters sebeiIt tOoroen, mad.
benz aIes ibrige bersebIid beriudt ipurbe.
Darum bente ma nidt, bab es feine Seiluns
aiebt, fonbern berfude electric 8itters. 90
aiebt feline anbere Mebioin, bic 70 perfett unb
fder oas gIut reinist. electric 8itters beilt
SbspepTa. Darn. unb ale arantbeiteu Der
Rieren. llnfddbbar In alien Wasen- unb
Qeberfranfbeiteu. 8u baben fur 30 Gents bic
6Iaide bel u. Dreib.
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Rudlens aruiea.galbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @eIt fur S@nitts
Austfdunseu, @efdpire, 6iebsr. unb 9ant'
Iusfdlas, GIe4te, %seipruugene Sdnbe, Grof'
beuIen unb ale Sauttranfbeiien furirt %.
murrboibsn ober feline BesabIuns. 8ouiss
Classification sarantirt ober bas Sch uirt
5uriiderifattet. 25 Gents bic S@adteI bel .
9rei6
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= gu ben unperi@dmteifen aler
MonopoIe seb6rt bic Bell telephone
gompanpS. Die @inHabmen biefer
@eieli9aft betrusen int lebten Sabre
So, O97, 0O0.0 90, bic 9lusgaben bagesen
MUIR $3.50, 900. 90. Sur ieben Dollar
Musgabe getpann bic Gompagnie $14.
limb bas fur elm geftoblenes patentl
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Ndtnna, Mniifer

SIN SntereRe infer 4ler, erlaubt fi9
bic gitp Hanb, idmmtIihe bielies Mfus
fer 5u elmer 8eriammlurs an W itts
M o d ben 4. Mat. 9ta6mittag orei
ubr, in 3rif6's 6alIe bringenb einaus
Iaosn. Seble 2eiHrl
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= Sn Sort Wortb fiHb am 2. Mai
aus 80 Ortf9afteH bes a6rbli6en unb
mittIeren Seras 8eri9te eingelaufen,
peI9e ben itdrtiten &egen melben, Der
felt IS Wonaten gefalen 1T. Die
grnte Der 2leint6rnerfrii@te 1T babur9
gefi1ert.
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mut. Muth's

Wirtbf9aft unb 2on5ert.p a.
billion anf benz Commencement 9igel
III elm beliebter 8eriammIungsort beuts
ider 6amiIien. Ser pabiIau 1T burd
Seniter sef6lofen, gebeist unb In ieber
8esiebung elm bhbi@es 2OtaI. Seben
6onntag, Na9mittag uHo abeub :
&onsert. Nuf 0erlangeu nod benz
Qonsert: 3anatrdns9en. Iusgesei9nes
tes Bier, ieiner faIter 2un9, = quite,
getpdbIte @eieli@aft, aufnerfiarne gs.
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